David’s Story: from atheism to new life in Christ
As a reflection of his newfound faith, David decided to reaffirm his baptism on a Sunday morning in Cornerstone, HPUMC’s contemporary worship service.
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HPUMC’s East Dallas Campus, Munger Place Church, celebrates eight years!
During the service, Munger members held up cardboard signs to show stories about how God has transformed their pain into praise. The Cardboard Testimonies have become a tradition for the church and a favorite among its members.
The Grove celebrates their first birthday!
Over the past year, the Grove’s congregation has swelled to nearly 300 people in weekly worship with 125 of them engaged in Grove groups. Starting October 28, the Grove will add a second service, doubling the available space to accommodate...
Faith, Domestic Violence, and Highland Park United Methodist Church
HPUMC founded Restoration Ministries to promote prevention, intervention, and recovery in the areas of domestic abuse and sexual assault.
A little lemonade goes a long way thanks to two local boys
This year marks three years strong. Not only has it become a tradition, but we love doing it, and it’s the right thing to do.
First bricks added in construction of the Tolleson Family Activity Center
The building’s roof has already been completed, along with all of the wall framing and concrete work inside and outside. The underground parking levels are also coming together, estimated to be around 90-percent completed.
The Feast: A Place for All to Belong
The Feast is sensory-friendly. Instead of applause, the sign from American Sign Language for clapping is used. The lighting at The Feast is soft and other accommodations are made to be sure the service is sensory-friendly, as well as accessible.
Vision Impaired: How clearly do you see God?
At Highland Park United Methodist Church we believe there are four dynamic lenses through which we can see God more clearly.
Up All Night: How to remain teammates when you’re tired
Everywhere there was joy and restlessness: joy because of the deep love and the miracle of our baby before our eyes; restlessness because of the feel of life shifting… we were now responsible for another life.
God is with you, even in the midst of Divorce
Divorce can be hell. And some of us feel like we made our bed and so we must sleep in it. That’s what guilt and shame do. They tell you that you deserve all the heartache.